Drivers traveling between Mead and Berthoud have faced narrow lanes and construction delays as work continues on the North I-25 corridor. Viewers reached out to Denver7, wondering whether automated speed enforcement cameras installed earlier this year have helped reduce crashes and injuries.

Issue 3C on the November ballot focuses on transportation infrastructure upgrades, like widening a portion of Gun Club Road, replacing the aging Peoria Street Bridge, and investing in dozens of other traffic and pedestrian safety measures across Aurora.

Several trails in Boulder County will close to the public Thursday as federal officials work to remove an aircraft that went down in southern Boulder County earlier this month. Read more on the trail closures in our bio.

A new Rise Above Colorado survey of about 700 teens finds sharper awareness of fentanyl dangers, less permissive attitudes toward prescription misuse, and a stronger sense of belonging

At the urging of his archbishop, a prominent Catholic exorcist in the Denver Archdiocese is taking a one-year break from public speaking and interviews which have garnered millions of views on social media. Read the full story by going to the link in our bio.

The Colorado Public Interest Research Group says Coloradans receive 27 million unwanted robocalls every month, and the scammers behind them are now extracting more money than ever — up to $4,000 per successful call. Check out the full interactive story at the link in the bio.

Gabriel Landeskog scored and Artturi Lehkonen added two late goals for the Avalanche, who lost for the third time in four games. Colorado was beaten 3-2 at Philadelphia on Monday.

A Boulder County man was arrested twice on Monday after he allegedly exposed himself in two separate incidents, including to elementary school students. Details at the link in the comments.

Demonstrators across Colorado joined a nationwide movement demanding a freeze on Artificial Intelligence (AI) until regulations are in place that give the public a say in how the technology is used. Walkouts happened in Fort Collins, Golden and Denver throughout Tuesday, part of a bigger effort across the country.

A new flu vaccine using messenger RNA technology is available at some King Soopers pharmacies in Colorado, offering adults 50 and older another option for protection as the state sees signs of an early flu season. Read the story in our bio.

AMC Westminster Promenade 24 was ordered to close Thursday and remained shuttered through the weekend after Jeffco Public Health received a complaint about mice roaming the movie theater recently. Read the story in our bio.

A suspect who was taken into custody Monday after police issued a shelter-in-place in Lakewood had a handful of firearms and an improvised explosive device in his vehicle, police said in a news release Tuesday. Read the latest by going to our bio.

“Ratatouille” might have been an endearing movie to watch at the theater with the whole family, but a real-life mice problem left health officials in Jeffco no choice but to close the curtains this weekend. Read the full story in our bio.

Halloween candy could put a bigger scare into your wallet this year. A new analysis finds candy prices have risen an average of 15% since 2025, far outpacing overall inflation. Experts cite higher packaging and transportation costs, but the report also alleges candy companies are keeping prices high even as costs for ingredients such as cocoa and sugar decline. Story in bio.

Colorado students can apply to college for free this week. The ninth annual Colorado Free Application Days is happening Tuesday through Thursday. Details in bio.

Federal authorities are investigating letters with “suspicious substances” that have been mailed to congressional and election offices nationwide and are urging recipients to treat the mailings as “potentially hazardous.” Story in bio.

Work has started on an $806 million, seven-year I-270 overhaul to replace 12 aging bridges, add express lanes and ease traffic. Story in bio.